How-to Sand & Paint an Exterior Surface
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Sand & Paint an Exterior Surface
Preparing an exterior surface for repainting using Gator Finishing Products.
CAUTION! Always test your paint to make sure it is lead-free! Always use proper precautions when dealing with lead-based paint in any way.
Tools you will need for this project include the following:
Paint Scraper
Random Orbit Sander
Gator Sanding Discs
Detail or Multi-Tool Sander
Gator Detail Sanding Sheets
Wood Filler
Putty Knife
Paint Brush
Exterior Primer
Exterior Paint
Dry Brush or Wet/Dry Vacuum
Gloves
Safety glasses
Dust mask
Hearing protection
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After you shop vac up the dust from the surfaces, go a step or two further. I usually hit it again with either a leaf blower or the shop vac as a general blower, then I also hit it again with a compressor with a small nozzle. There are plenty hard-to-reach places where small paint chips and dust hide. Going over it more than once with different tools and from different angles ensures you don't have much debris on the surface. After all, you want to paint wood, not dust and loose chips.
Thank you. I’m at a job site and have no idea what I’m doing and my boss isn’t here today so this helps me out a ton
Best of luck!
Thank you for a wonderful video!!! I almost bought a new wood exterior door.
I wanted to see it after it was finished!
I’m a carpenter....not a painter, though I paint very well.
I’ve never painted anything THAT neglected,
However my Go-to sanding method is a drywall pole sander with 80grits...I tear up a lot of sandpaper...
And have even broke a few pole ends but for $14 for 40 sheets and $18 a pole I don’t really give a crap...it Let’s me sand ALOT more area from a single standing position.
With no need to trip over extension cords.
😊 and yes,I go with Gator brand sand paper because “why not?”
I imagine it’s pretty hard to fuck up the manufacturing of glass paper.
Thank you! I'm thrilled to learn it is not necessary to remove all the old paint before re-painting ...
it bloody well is necessary. once the sun gets on it the old paint will break down and lift off all the layers that are on it
You did see how much paint they took off? Almost none of it was bonded on strong enough to keep.
thank you for the informative tutorials!
straight the the point and very educational!
Glad you like them!
Nice narration and and a nice job, congrats
That siding looks great.
Um you took ALL the old paint off?
I’m doing this now and it’s a pain in the ass to smooth down old oil paint that leaves squares behind
What grit did you find worked best?
Talk about testing your patience.....this is going to be me soon. I may have a mid sand breakdown just saying lol.
Good luck!
Did you have a mid sand break down?
Man I hate when the siding is like that. It makes it so much harder to scrape and feather out when sanding. Thay siding came out good. That paint just cane right off for ya. Did you check to see if it was lead ? I know it was most likely oil paint but you never know.
And probably takes an hour to sand 1 strip to get it sown to the bare wood.
Yes , he needed a disk sander
SO? What's your point? It's not a ride on the lake. It's work.
When removing thick old paint like that, you can start with very coarse sand paper, 60 or 80 grit. That is much more abrasive and will remove paint very quickly. Actually so quick, you should use it carefully and only over areas with paint. Avoid sanding on same place too long, as it will expose the wood and start removing wood too. Once the major areas with paint are done, you can switch to higher grit, like in video and you'll just fine sand to smooth everything up. You can even go with very fine grit later, to make it glass smooth, but not necessary.
Preparation is the gol
Good job 👍
I use a heat gun and scrappers
It's cost effective.
Could paint stripper work ?
How long do you wait for primer to dry and is it a good idea to sand the dried primer before putting on the first coat?
Your best bet would be to look up whatever brand and type of paint they bought online, and follow the manufacturers recommendation. Otherwise, a 24 hour time limit is always safe to go by…as long as the temperature and conditions your painting in aren’t below a certain degree to where the paint wont completely dry and cure. Yes, you should lightly scuff primer with 220 before you paint… but it also depends on what you’re doing and what you’re painting. When referring to this video, You really don't need to sand the primer before you paint an exterior shed.
How long does this take
why stuff around sanding when you could shave it inside of 20 minutes , quick sand and into it
Hi we do estimating Takeoffs for paint ,thanks.
Ugh how am I going to do this to my 2 story house 😣
I'm doing it now. I see professionals using scaffolds. I'm up there with a 24 foot ladder and a prayer!! Hahaha! No fear, you can do it.
How much time roughly does the entire preparation take?
Too long.
Please correct me if i am wrong but isnt that lead paint you are removing
We tested the paint before starting this project.
Yes you are correct, 100% lead paint
I restore antiques,I learned from a man who made his living doing so....
He learned from his father....who also made his living doing so.
We’ve all three been butthole deep in lead paint many times over.
F*ck Lead paint.
You’d have to eat a spoon full of it everyday for a month before being subjected to any ails as a result.
What grit sand paper do you use
Any coarse grit is great for REMOVAL - then you can step up, depending how smooth you want your finish and if you are painting or staining! Hope this helps
At this point you remove everything with an high speed grinder.
What grit sandpaper do you recommend?
In the video he mentions 40 grit sandpaper. I don’t the brand matters as long as it fits your sander.
You need multiple, start with 40 or 60, remove most paint, then with 100 or 120 remoe remaining and smooth out the transitions between paint and wood, so you have an even surface. In my opinion if some areas with paint remain even after intense sanding, it means it has strong bond to wood, and you can safely paint over it, it will not detach from wood in the future.
power washing isn't necessary?
You can if it is extremely dirty, but its not necessary
Would you random - orbit sand an entire house?
This is just an example of what you can do yourself on a garden shed.
I do have some experience painting. I look this up to find or hear something I didn't know 💯Guys I'm looking for facts$$ only pros/ cons...
I wouldn’t waste my time with that palm sander. Strip it all the way down with an angle grinder and wood sanding/flapper discs. You can even get an angle grinder that is variable speed if you’re worried about cutting into the wood.
You can even use a hand block plane to knock most of the ridges down before using the grinder.
Tried that on my cedar shake. Even the slightest angle indents the cedar creating circular grooves. I am going to try a random orbital sander next. Any other ideas?
I have solid color alkyd stain chipping badly and scraper doesn’t seem to work well.
Just use palm or disk sander with small grit, like 40 or 60 grit paper, and keep speed lower. On low speed the paper grips onto the old paint and pulls it off and if not holding well, it will come loose and fall. High speed for sander is used for high grit paper, to make smooth surface.
TO SAND A 2000 FOOT HOUSE ALL THE WAY AROUND LIKE THAT.. HOW MANY MEN AND HOW DAYS ??????
YEAH!
Archie Archuletta ? Just make sure you use Gator sandpaper while sanding.
Always ;)